71.   Rusedski blasted an ace for a promising start of the match, but dropped his serve after a couple of volley errors in the fifth game.

72.   Rios dropped his serve in the first game of the second set.

73.   She also questioned two calls that went against her as she dropped her serve.

74.   Sampras, the defending champion, never dropped his serve in the match, although he had to save two set points in the opening set.

75.   Sanchez, the oldest player on the Spanish team, dropped his serve four times.

76.   She broke back in the fourth game, only to drop her serve again in the very next.

77.   She dropped her serve in the fifth game, but broke right back to end any hopes Hingis might have had of coming back.

78.   Schuettler dropped his serve early in the match but fought back and took the first set with another break of serve.

79.   She then dropped her serve to lose the match.

80.   Seles dropped her serve in the opening game, but broke right back to even the score.